Civil Rights Vet Fund, Gee's Bend Quilts, POP ClubsTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1508
Jan 11, 2021 • 1h 41m
A relief fund for aging veterans of the Civil Rights movement in America. And, how quilts made by a remote Alabama town became world-famous. Then, a club for teens with a parent in prison help students use art, poetry, and prose to work through their feelings. Also on the show: why clothing stores still aren’t letting customers try stuff on, a conservative and a liberal co-taught a college course on the divisive 2020 election, and why salmon in Seattle’s streams die whenever there’s a big rain.

Civil Rights Vet FundJan 11, 202118mVeterans of Civil Rights Movement Suffer During the Pandemic
Veterans of Civil Rights Movement Suffer During the Pandemic
Fitting RoomsJan 11, 202112mWhy Are Fitting Rooms Still Closed?
Why Are Fitting Rooms Still Closed?
Gee's Bend QuiltsJan 11, 202121mHow a Rural, Black Alabama Community of Quilt-makers Became Famous
How a Rural, Black Alabama Community of Quilt-makers Became Famous
Bipartisan Election ClassJan 11, 202121mHow Do a Democrat and Republican Teach An Elections Class Together?
How Do a Democrat and Republican Teach An Elections Class Together?
Salmon Die-OffJan 11, 202114mMysterious Chemical Discovered Killing Washington Salmon in Droves
Mysterious Chemical Discovered Killing Washington Salmon in Droves
POPS ClubsJan 11, 202114mSupporting Kids With a Parent in Prison
Supporting Kids With a Parent in Prison
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